Condo in Ormond-by-the-sea, Volusia County, FL · 20 units
Court of Palms
2780 Ocean Shore Blvd, Ormond-by-the-sea, FL 32074-2368
Overview
Direct oceanfront complex in Ormond-by-the-Sea consisting of two 2-story buildings with a, central courtyard, pool, and private beach walkover. Featuring 16 units, this 1968-built, low-rise community offers views of the Atlantic from select units and easy access to local amenities.
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20 residential units on record.
Is Court of Palms safe? Structure & milestone status
What are the HOA fees at Court of Palms?
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What is the flood risk at Court of Palms?
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Is Court of Palms safe to live in?
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Does Court of Palms require a milestone inspection?
Based on available records, this building is not classified within the 3+ story milestone-inspection requirement. Verify with the association.
Can you get a mortgage on a condo here?
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Is Court of Palms in a flood zone?
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